Conflict threatens Vietnam's last elephants
Tensions with local communities are exacerbating threats to Vietnam’s remaining elephants – a situation mirrored across Southeast Asia
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Tensions with local communities are exacerbating threats to Vietnam’s remaining elephants – a situation mirrored across Southeast Asia
In addition to preserving forest ecosystems and boosting the rescue, rearing, and re-release of wild animals, national parks nationwide are also focusing on tours associated with wildlife conservation.
A friendly visa policy and diverse entertainment services have made Thailand more attractive than Vietnam in the eyes of foreign tourists. - VnExpress International
With the spectacular natural landscapes of many hills, rivers, lakes, waterfalls and caves, and a great treasure of tangible and intangible cultural heritages of nearly 50 ethnic groups, Tay Nguyen (the Central Highlands) has great potential for developing various types of eco-tourism, resorts, exploration of culture, lifestyle, caves, mountains, forests, and adventurous sports.
PANO - Second-in-Command of the Vietnam Border Guard Command Major General Nguyen Hoai Phuong applauded and highly praised the Dak Lak provincial border guard force for their achievements over the years.